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No worries :) There are courses on the same topic for sure. What I did was I took all the courses out there on Neo4j myself, learnt from all of them, and then
by LouisSayers 10y ago
No worries :)
There are courses on the same topic for sure. What I did was I took all the courses out there on Neo4j myself, learnt from all of them, and then created my course based on everything I learnt, and the pitfalls that I personally had come across that weren't detailed in other courses.
With Udemy your revenue breaks down as follows:
* Your promotions
* Udemy organic
* Ad program
* Affiliate program
* Corporate subscriptions (if your course makes it into this bucket)
90% of my sales so far have come from Udemy's marketing - I have put very little effort into doing promotion myself. With some affiliates (ones Udemy has set up), I get as little as 25% of the revenue generated - and they'll be at heavily discounted amounts anyway - so maybe $2.50 on a $10 sale, others I might get up to 50% of the sale.
So basically, with me doing next to nothing (apart from the odd question - which I get hardly any of), I'm getting about $200 a month on average.
This might seem pretty good, but keep in mind this course took me a seriously long time to build out (like 6 months, with prob half of that working full-time on it), and I can get the equivalent of about $400+ per day contracting.